Non-ionizing radiation is completely safe, chud.

>>106141747 (OP)
>brazilian woman
Oxymoron.

>>106141747 (OP)
guess you're gonna get cancer from those cancer lightbulbs lighting up your room

>>106141747 (OP)
So the limit is 25...

>>106141747 (OP)
By 26 iPhones, the chances that the user was holding some of them wrong do naturally increase. Apple recommends a maximum of 12.
>>106141832
At least she'll have died glowing blue. Green would have been just icky.

Probably sniffed most of the glue and got her buttocks injected with industrial waste

>>106141747 (OP)
This is like the studies that give mice 3 times their body weight worth of a substance to prove that it's harmful

>>106141747 (OP)
>20 years old
>dies alone on a Brazilian bus while glue sandwiched between a shitload of iTrash.
F.

>>106141839
tpbp

Have you seen the stupid movies they show on those buses? She was lucky to have been put out of her misery.

>>106141882
Yeah but the inverse is true as well. Cell phone safety study was like one frequency for 30 seconds once a week for about a month. Then they concluded phones were safe. Laughable really.

>>106142095
And they still require a 0.5-1cm distance in your phones safety datassheet to not go over the SAR limit.

>>106141747 (OP)
Use case for gluing 26 iPhones to your body?

>>106142095
They're fine, but the 26 she had would have killed her from overheating if nothing else

>>106141747 (OP)
As much as non ionizing radiations are also harmful, this has probably more to do with the glue or something else.

>>106141747 (OP)
She was smuggling them. They weren't on.

>>106141747 (OP)
i'm sure someone who thought it was a good idea to glue 26 phones to their body has no other compromising psychological or medical conditions that increase the chance of mortality
this person probably ate clean and practiced hygiene and regular exercise

>>106142158
I'm puzzelled.
She was coming from three country corner, where Argentina+Paraguay meet Brasil. I assume she's smuggling the phones in from one of those BUT once she's in Brasil, she could unstrap herself from the fucking things. Shes already 12 hours on a bus inland, she'd need another 3 days to cross Brasil on bus - why the fuck didn't she take them off? I'm not sure I'd survive 12 hours of this shit either desu.

>>106141747 (OP)
iTODDLERS BTFO

>>106141747 (OP)
Vaxx status?

>>106142217
Police patrols the highways for smugglers on known routes, which most busses take. She could also just be retarded.

>>106142158
She's a data courier delivering top secret information, Johnny Mnemonic style

>>106142138
>SAR limit
>the limit of the ability to redeem

>>106142431
KEK

>>106141747 (OP)
they probably forgot to mention severe rape damage and a bullet in the head

>>106142158
Pokemon GO
x26

>>106142217
>why does that woman have 26 iPhones under her clothes?
>seems suspicious, I better tell someone
And if the smuggling problem is serious, the police probably check luggage randomly, so it's not a good idea to put them all in your bag or w/e
As for the cause of death, I'd guess it was overheating. 26 phones glued to you, plus clothes long and thick enough to conceal them, plus long ride in a shitty bus with weak or no AC, plus Brazilian weather in the middle of summer

>>106142504
>in the middle of summer
it's winter

>>106142613
Brazil's hot as balls year-round anyway

>>106141747 (OP)
so, why were all these phones turned on?

>>106142629
not in the south and southeast where the map's showing. it's actually been pretty chilly these days.

>>106142229
this

>>106141747 (OP)
yes they are, next.

>>106141747 (OP)
She was probably smuggling coke or some other drugs in addition to the iPhones. Eat the baggy, shit it out later. Or just stuff it up your asshole. Sometimes the baggies break and the drug mule dies of an overdose.

>>106142504
Why does everyone say overheating? If you were smuggling phones, would you even turn them on, let alone run high-processing programs on ALL of them?

>>106142937
Who says they were turned on? Just the added layer of phones and duct tape covering your body adds a ton of insulation, trapping heat in, not to mention, as stated previously, clothes thick and long enough to adequately conceal them

>>106142613
Well shit, my geography failed me. I thought majority of Brazil was above the equator, not below it
Regardless, heat is the easiest explanation. If it's not that, then it's probably unrelated to the phones and it's anyone's guess as to what illness she had that caused it

>>106141832
Indian Man Mysteriously Dies With 10 Lightbulbs Illuminating His Body

>>106141839
>>106142229
kek

>>106141747 (OP)
It was the glue.

>>106142167
>they're fine
We dont really know that. Everyone is more sick now. For all we know the radio waves interact with chemicals that get in our body from the food we eat. The amount of times something was "safe" because no one would pull their head from their ass long enough to actually look and see but later it turned out it really wasn't is like all the time.
>smoking
>radiation
>Teflon
>sugar
>sugar replacements
>medication list is too long
I could keep going. Like if you're still a mainstream science truster when the say something is "totally safe" you fucking deserve the pain.

>>106141747 (OP)
She was electrocuted. Lithium battery voltage is 3.7v. Multiply that by 26 and you'll get 96.2v, which is more than enough to kill you.

>>106141747 (OP)
How's your confirmation bias doing?

>>106141832
Is this the new glavset schizo psyop? Waste power on incadescent light bulbs so Europe needs gas from monke, and pretend it's to avoid cancer?
No wonder your AIDS clown dystopia is collapsing in under a decade.

>>106145906
brazilians are fucking stupid. you should always be ready to get the most random, stupid shit from them

>>106142740
I believe this is the most likely cause as well

Brownoid bling

>>106142158
SEO. I know a guy who makes 6 figures driving around with over 200 phones to different locations logged into google with driving instructions. He sells these services to different business because it gives a big boost to SEO.

>put 26 iphones in a duffle bag
>walk around a crowded area
the suicide bomber of the modern era

>>106147319
@grok, is this AI ?

>>106144397
My dad worked in telecom for a long time and he hates this conspiracy nonsense. He has worked around machines that output kilowatts of "radiation", your cellphone doesn't even compare with its milliwatts of output. He's fine. Funny story he told me: He was on a project where they put a new cellphone tower on a nearby island. Immediately they started getting complaints from people who claimed it was making them sick. They hosted a meeting with all these people where they voiced their concerns, and then my dad's colleague said "well, it must get really bad then when we turn it on!". The tower wasn't even emitting anything yet.

>>106141747 (OP)
Someone who got herself into a situation where she had 26 iPhones glued to her body totally wouldn't have done anything weird at the same time like smuggling coke in her stomach and cunt. Damn those iPhones, the waves are killing us.

>>106147722
This post brought to you by bigTelecom

Apple devices are notorious for their high EMF output

>>106147298
Fuck this gay earth

>>106142138
good morning

>>106142740
>>106146819
>>106147722
polis assumed it was drugs as well. At first. Searched her, had sniffer dogs go over her, had the medics check it out - absolutely nothing at all droog-related found. It's an X-File, not unless someone is volunteering to recreate the journey, see if they get Fallen Apple'd as well.

>>106147866
t. cartel

>>106147319
>>106147373
It's not AI, but it's fake
You can clearly see the obvious cross-fade in the video when the wool starts burning:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_UdkaypjXBo

>>106147479
obviously the inactive tower, built as it is to channel certain frequencies into the air, also channels existing frequencies into itself and then into the ground and groundwater
your dad should have a more open mind

>>106148917
He should have just handed out 5g blockers for everyone. If they don't get sick from real frequencies then they don't need real cures.

>>106141747 (OP)
>>106142158
>foz do iguaçu
she was smuggling them from paraguay where you can buy electronics for cheap
they weren't on

>>106142504
>>106142629
>winter in brazil
>it's 10c currently
>it's 2025 and buses have AC

>>106144397
corporations keeping things quiet isn't the same thing as science being arrogant or whatever

>>106141747 (OP)
heh wouldn't happen to me

>>106149140
What's the markup, iPhone in Paraguay v. Brasil iPhone? 26x that, hope it was worth dying for.

>>106141747 (OP)
Maybe she wasnt smuggling iphones to resell at all.

If she glued 26 iphones to her body, she was probably having mental breakdown, thinking the iphones were protecting her in some way. She also probably stole them to create the iphone armor. The cellphone waves canceled out the 5g rays attacking her or something. Anyways she probably forgot to eat and drink water and had a bunch of other undiagnosed things

I remember watching some streamer have a mental break, took a drug and he didnt remember the next 3 days. He went to some park then got into a strangers car and asked them for a ride, made it home, tore up his own house and wrote nonsense on the walls

>>106146464
>brazilians are fucking stupid.
Come on, man, we are right here.

>>106149197
it's like 1/5th cheaper in paraguay, because no import taxes.
which, if you buy it 1/5th cheaper and then sell it at market price in brazil, you have that as your profit.
even 26 iphones would only work out to a 18k brl profit, *if* she managed to sell at market price (which is unlikely because for market price you're buying from a reputable big name shop with a warranty and customer protections, not from a smuggler).
questionable business she was running

>>106149242
anon has never heard about occam's razor

>>106149301
>18k brl profit, *if* she managed to sell at market price..
SO, around $3000 USD / 26 = $115, the 'I am not exactly the Apple store' discount over retail of at least $50, she'd maybe be clearing $1500 after expenses. Which, taking into account risks of sudden death, getting robbed or caught and then your investment capital swiftly turning into a very large minus indeed..
No life for a 20 year old kid. I hesitate to recommend smuggling coke etc as career choice for the yoof. But the risk/reward is off the scale, compared to this nonsense.

>>106149430
mind that the risk of sudden death doesn't really exist; like anon mentioned in a different post you're taking a full-reclining-seat air conditioned bus back home. it's not exactly the mexico border crossing experience.
i've been to paraguay twice myself, since i have family in Foz do Iguaçu. it's a completely normal and mundane experience. you go into fancy shopping malls, buy your shit at a discount, then leave.
this person 100% had some undiagnosed medical condition. (other than subpar business acumen. i really don't see the business case for smuggling that many iphones for so small a profit margin)

>>106149430
also, yeah - the bigger risk is a customs officer noticing you are carring twenty six iphones glued to your person and slapping an import tax on you. that'd be wild.
104k brl for the iphones, 60% import tax, ~60k brl tax to take the iphones home OR you just cut losses at 104k brl
pretty insane

>>106144397
Teflon AKA, PTFE is perfectly fine. It is the strongest carbon bond that exists. You dumb faggot.
The chemicals used to make it are extremely dangerous and so is the adhesive used to adhere it to pans.

>>106149464
>mind that the risk of sudden death doesn't really exist
Tell that to her corpse my fren ;)
I guess we'll never know for sure, but there's probably not many medical conditions would be improved by glueing 26 iPhones to your tits then jamming yourself in Brasilbus for x-days solid. With or without AC.

>>106144397
Everything on that list that is dangerous {some aren't} are known dangerous since their inception.
Leaded gas as well. The creator wouldn't go in the same room as the product.
Science never failed people, capitalism did

>>106141747 (OP)
>Non-ionizing radiation is completely safe, chud.
it's not, your microwave oven is non-ionizing and is not safe. but depends on power
also if you had 26 pellets of cesium glued to your body you still wouldn't randomly die all of a sudden. but you would...eventually

>>106149533
the poor woman, enduring this for twelve whole hours ;-;

>>106149533
unequivocal lol at gluing iphones to your body though

>>106144397
>Everyone is more sick now
Fucking bulldjit, if you've ever read 18th century diaries like 1/3rd of the workforce would take months off to agonize in bed from some bullshit.

>>106147319
@grik is this true?

>>106141747 (OP)
>phones strap to body
>cocaine in stomach
>dies mysteriously
uh-huh

>>106144397
>For all we know the radio waves interact with chemicals
bruh she didn't have them turned on downloading non-stop via mobile network. imagine having 26 chargers all plugged in lol.

>>106145739
are you implying her sweat acted as a conductor for all 26 iphones?

>/g/ay andjeets lap up bait article from someone named "Ritu Singh"

>>106149878
What about an internationally-recognised authoritive world media authority?
Cornwall Live! with a neat bit of rhyming sub headline here. And what's your problem anyway - you *really think* someone would simply make this shit up?

>>106142217
She was coming from Ciudad del Este, in Paraguay. It's the smuggling capital of South America, there are entire markets of smuggled goods where you can get phones from cheap (most of them stolen). Her goal was probably to resell them at a higher price in Brazil.

Here in Argentina, there is a saying, if you have your phone stolen, you can probably buy it back in Ciudad del Este kek. Immigrants come from Paraguay, steal shit here, and then resell it there. And of course the people that go to shop there are also at fault because they sustain that ""industry"".

>>106149301
They get the phones for free through the five finger discount, most of the shit in Ciudad del Este is stolen. No import taxes my ass.

>>106150184
BTW there are also free trade zones in other parts of South America. Iguazu has a free trade zone. Ushuaia has a free trade zone. I believe there are some in Brazil as well.

Yet nowhere shit is as cheap as in Ciudad del Este. Why? Because it's stolen and smuggled shit not just because of the tax free status.

>>106141747 (OP)
She was smuggling probably more than just phones, i bet all her holes were occupied by something.

>>106150184
There's nobody running a store in Paraguay with pallets of new iPhone stapled in the aisles, with a welcoming invitation card for shoplifters. There's nobody leaves piles of iPhone sitting around ready to be lifted anywhere. Apple Stores keep them locked up.

>>106150288
You think these phones she had taped to her ass were all brand new, boxed in and came with the charger and manual? kek

>>106141747 (OP)
>retard dies from retarded causes
lmao

>>106150316
idk tbqh, we seem a little short on detail.
But 2nd hand iphones, presumably stolen/locked, would make even less fucking sense.

Was she on drugs or something? Why would she strap 26 phones onto herself? Are apple products banned in the part of the world?

>>106150014
>syndicated news

>>106150358
No, it makes a lot of sense. This is South America my friend. Subhumans are more than willing to buy a second hand phone with no charger and don't care where it comes from if it means they get to show off that Apple logo. Even at discounted prices (due to no charger and not boxed in) that woman was going to make a neat tidy profit.

They also sell some legit phones in Ciudad del Este, but obviously this is not the case here.

>>106150378
Apple products are really expensive because of import taxes on technology meant to favor local industry. Other phones too, but less so, because Samsung, Huawei, and other manufacturers caved in and opened local factories to "assemble" the products from China and skirt the taxes that way since that way it counts as a local manufacture. But Apple never caved in to that.

>>106141747 (OP)
must've activated the vax in her.

>>106150184
>

>>106149878
>>106150014
>>106150457
brazilian news are reporting on it
>she was still alive but out of breath and showing symptoms compatible with those of having recovered from convulsions
>the iphones were not glued to her body, she had plastic wrapping around her body, the phones were wrapped in the plastic
>she stopped breathing and her heart stopped
yeah this is looking less like simple smuggling and more like some ellaborate illegal fuckery was going on. why would you smuggle phones wrapped in plastic around your body? that's how you move drugs, not phones

>smuggle iphones by gluing them to your body
>every retard assumes the phones were on, actively doing something to heat up, and were the cause of the death
>nobody thinks maybe being covered in possibly toxic GLUE had anything to do with it
>or other unrelated factors

>>106150643
FAFO.
Good riddance to this trash person.

>>106150643
saran wrap around chest -> compressed chest -> eventual asphyxia

>>106142169
This. Covering that much of your skin in toxic glue for hours can't be healthy.

>>106150643
Yeah, but were they old or new?
Wrapping the phones in plastic, to prevent sweat etc contamination, then taping all that shit to yourself with cellophane wrap, to securely attach, is the tried and trusted method of smuggling anything, as just werks. Unfortunately however, while this maybe fine for a 1kg flatpack of Pepsi or locally available equivalent, 26 fucking iPhones requires a large surface area. And accordingly, so much cellophane wrap that you'll cook like a chikken, especially when stuck on a fucking bus for 12+ hours. AC or no AC. Theres got to be easier ways to make a living and this shit very def. could kill you.

>>106150754
>Yeah, but were they old or new?
last reported was that the police were investigating the origin of the phones.

>>106147319
if phones were emitting this much energy their battery would last less than a second
t. designs shit like this

>>106141747 (OP)
Your smoke detector is radioactive

>>106151933
Just wait until they figure out how microwave ovens work..

>>106142158
Suicide.

>>106150754
Who says she wasn't put up to it? Classic crime setup.
>Offer some minor token thing
>You owe us
>We'll kill you and your family if you don't do this
Or just skip to step 3.

>>106152234
Yeah, as discussed >>106149430 the profit if they were new would be (in best case) maybe $1500. And if they were 2nd hand/stolen, I'm not sure why South American iphones aren't subject to icloud locks etc like every other iphone on the planet. Basically if you are gonna go to the hassle of kidnapping some kid and forcing them to smuggle goods across the border, 26 iphones is maybe not the most profitable contraband. That this wasnt maybe all her idea, yeah, no doubt. But whoever trussed her in multiple layers of saran and itrash while telling her not to remove it, then sent her alone across brasil by bus, belongs in jail for murder imo. Absolute fucking retards.

>>106142158
Makeshift armor to protect from bullets (which is a must have if you live in Brazil)

>>106147479
shalom rabbi

>>106142158
With the tariffs in Brazil the phones have a higher street value than cocaine. So, smuggling.
At least they didn't make her swallow them.

>>106150358
A phone stolen in the United States is locked in the United States. If you take it to South America you can activate it.

>>106149491
No, the biggest risk is getting caught by the customs official, getting the phones seized, and being killed by the person you were smuggling them for.
Second biggest risk is apparently dying on the bus while carrying the product

>>106145739
It's not the volts it the fucking amps retard. 96v is enough to penetrate the skin, but without enough amps you'll just feel a tingle

>>106152771
>doubt.exe
It's an International Conspiraschy now. But not sure that's true, otherwise you'd just have cunts shipping containerloads of sketchy iphones back and forth across the globe repeatedly.

>>106152805
I'm not sure if you're brazilian or not, but here's how that'd work normally:
>buy 26 phones in paraguay (no criminal conspiracy, just going to one of the shops and buying them)
>take your comically large bags of iphones to the bus / car
>go to brazil
SCENARIO 1:
>you drive in your car past the border, you're home free
>you're in the bus, chilling, bags/boxes in the cargo hold, your bus isn't stopped for a random inspection, you're home free
SCENARIO 2:
>customs officer doesn't like your face, your car gets chosen for a random inspection, customs officer looks at you with a disappointed expression, you are now due a fucktillion reais because you went past the 500 usd limit
>customs officer doesn't like your bus' face, they inspect the cargo hold, find 26 iphones in one bundle, you are now due a fucktillion reais because you went past the 500 usd limit
and no normal criminal organization would smuggle 26 iphones through a mule. she was probably doing it for her own business. it's simply not a big enough profit margin for it to be organized crime. you'd be looking at a truck driving through backroads carrying 1000s of phones instead

>>106147866
>20 year old woman
>no existing preconditions
>drug overdose ruled out
I bet she's vaxxed

>>106151986
Cooking your food is for sheep. Eat everything raw.